joeldidit

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What is the most important life lesson that you have learned up to this point?(quora.com)
2 points by joeldidit 12y ago|0 comments
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What does it feel like to be a smart person?(quora.com)
1 points by joeldidit 12y ago|0 comments
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Are humans born racist or do we acquire racism from the society we live in?(quora.com)
3 points by joeldidit 12y ago|0 comments
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How does Google’s Google Innovation Time Off (20% time) policy work in practice?(quora.com)
2 points by joeldidit 12y ago|1 comments
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I would love to (begone), but the shits ruining my life force me back here
2 points by joeldidit 12y ago|0 comments
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by joeldidit 12y ago
I strongly believe software needs to be tested, and that tests need to be written to avoid repeating yourself (or screwing yourself over) later on, but trying to write such tests using a TDD approach absolutely destroys my ability to think
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by joeldidit 12y ago
Yea, 3 years can be very little. But 3 years of real experience (plus intelligence) and the ability to actually come up with new and relevant solutions to problems probably trumps 15+ years of doing the same year's worth of work over a
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by joeldidit 12y ago
Open floor plans came about originally to fit more people into a space, and to get more work out of them (which it fails at doing, but the idiot management theory is that if an employee is on edge, then they will always be alert and product
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Perhaps. But there is also knowledge from experience, which may not always be written down. But having knowledge from experience is not limited to Google Engineers.
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Brainwave entrainment while you are working. Piracetam. Acetyl L-Carnitine.
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Nothing, unless the autonomy extends to busses/trains/etc (busses seem like a bad idea), then public transport could get even better.
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Multivitamins of the right formulation (like Ortho-Core) are great, but I do agree, most multivitamin formulations are inferior or just plain shit. Eat right.
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by joeldidit 13y ago
I ignore them.
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by joeldidit 13y ago
I think someone did this to me (probably to get revenge). There is no history of mental illness in my family, and I showed no signs at all, then I randomly start getting harassed with the same thoughts and the same bad memories over and ove
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Larry Page is an INFJ. Definitely a feeler. Sergey is either an INFP or an ISFP. If he ended up an INTP, then I suppose I could believe it. Steve Jobs is probably an ENTP (and a clear narcissist).
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Any plan on making a latex bed? Those are the best.
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Forex. Stock market. Niche web/mobile app.
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by joeldidit 13y ago
135, Stanford Binet, USA, 12 years old.
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Take bioforte resveratrol. That's what worked for me. I'd wake up at the time I wanted to wake up and would take it. After a few days I would always wake up at that time. Also, the thing about resveratrol is that it will give you
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by joeldidit 13y ago
I agree that you need to be aligned with the companies vision, but I think conforming as others have mentioned would kill the very fire that would make you a great entrepreneur. You should come up with ideas and start testing them on the si
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by joeldidit 13y ago
The problem with this is that most users don't want their YouTube account linked with everything else. They aren't a minority.
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How do you go about contributing to open source projects?
7 points by joeldidit 13y ago|3 comments
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by joeldidit 13y ago
I'm glad the backlash is too much to ignore. They are getting way too annoying and invasive. I don't want my real name linked to my YouTube activity, I don't want to be forced onto the still sub-par Google+ service (so they c
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by joeldidit 13y ago
They should turn down the $3 billion, yes. Unless what they've built is only worth 1/10th to 1/100th of that. If they reject such lofty valuations, rather than a small 10-20% bump, then they've been made into fools. Ther
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by joeldidit 13y ago
Employee here. <10 members at the time. Daily standup meetings in the morning are great. No more than 15 minutes, then done. Sets the course for the day. If there is nothing to discuss, then have the meeting to say that, then get on with
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by joeldidit 13y ago
There is no way Snapchat is worth $3 billion. I don't think the idea is even worth $100 million. The funding round alone was insane. I don't know what is going on in the valley and San Francisco these days, but I guess these start
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by joeldidit 13y ago
I'm glad this happened. It was a completely necessary move. I hope it's not just a surface change while they twist things to keep it all going. Backstabbing and not collaborating to ensure you're not the one at the bottom of
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by joeldidit 13y ago
I almost wet myself.
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What do you do day-to-day (how much variety is there in your work)?
2 points by joeldidit 13y ago|0 comments
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by joeldidit 13y ago
examine.com

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